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PAGE A2, KEIZERTIMES, JANUARY 3, 2020 WINDOWS, CABINETS, APPL I ANCES, LUMBER, PLYWOOD, YES WE DELIVER! DOORS, FENCING, SIDING, FLOORING, INSULATION, & MUCH, MUCH MORE! B M B C BUILDING MATERIALS BARGAIN CENTER, INC. 775 FRONT STREET NE - SALEM - CALL US AT 503-363-9070 Exhibit reception and classes coming to Keizer Art Association KEIZERTIMES/Eric A. Howald Tyler Guptill, Hayden Wampler, Grant Schaffer and Liam Koenig along with other Boy Scouts from Troop 121 had already made a sizable haul a little more than an hour into their annual tree recycling drive. Last chance to recycle your tree, support local scouts N. For those unable to deliver their trees, Troop 121 will pick-up up your Christmas tree. To arrange for the troop to pick up your Christ- mas tree call or text 503-877-4285. Requests can also be made online at keizertroop121. com. No fl ocked trees will be accepted. Volunteer to advise city offi cials at www.keizer.org, or call/ email Deputy City Recorder Debbie Lockhart at 503-856- 3418 or lockhartd@keizer. org. Applications received by Wednesday, Jan. 9, will be considered at the Thursday, Jan. 16, volunteer coordinat- ing committee meeting. A YEAR’S WORTH OF KEIZER NEWS DELIVERED FOR ONLY $35 CALL 503 -390 -1051 OUR STORY (i h a nclu lte d paj r ing am to ps sp as, an ag t d he an ath tti k let s to ic tra p att ps) s ire , . Youth Committee Liai- sons – Available to high school students for service on various city committees. Anyone interested in ap- plying for a position can pick up an application at Keizer City Hall at 930 Chemawa Road N.E., download a copy SUBSCRIBE O cu f fic m ia ul l: at H iv um e b a ut n t is oll re o st n c or r ab eek le with more than 60 fi rst place awards bestowed by the c ur en ta l h Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association, as judged by members of press associations from states around the country. so re Since 1987, the Keizertimes has been proud to be honored ea lt h f t d K he UR tw evel eize Kei EN o op r ze rt M ha U dec me s t nfo ad nt ha ime UR ak r es c s s PH en tun . om Y a t at e se e its en ol ly l o , t w n he ay th g ov sub e l ro er st oc wt th ant al h e ial en of las vi th t ro e nm ci t en y t. “I ba lan ce Meet the people that make your community newspaper O The City of Keizer is solic- iting applications for volun- teers to be considered to serve on the following committees: Budget Committee - Re- sponsibilities include assisting the city council in the exam- ination and analyzing of pro- posed budgets for the City of Keizer. Volunteers serving on the committee must be a reg- istered voter in Keizer. (One vacancy) Keizer Points of Interest Committee - Identify, authen- ticate and memorialize sites of interest located in the Keizer area. Sites to be identifi ed may be of the historical, geographi- cal, botanical, or unusual. (One vacancy) Traffi c Safety/Bikeways Pedestrian Committee - Re- sponsible for reviewing traffi c (as well as pedestrian and cy- cling) safety issues in Keizer and making recommendations to the city council for im- provements. (One vacancy) tissues. Students will also need water colors: burnt umber, cerulean blue hue, Prussian blue, raw sienna, cad yellow light, cad red light and aliza- rin crimson. Cost is $100 for four class- es or $30 drop-in fee per day. • Open studios on Jan- uary 3, 10, 17, 24, 31. The “no host” studio is for art- ists of all mediums. Spend the afternoon in a brightly lit classroom with the ben- efi t of good company and a pleasant place to work. Open 1 to 4 p.m. every Friday. Free to members. $3/day or $10/ month for non-members. No registration required. Penny White, will be held on Tuesday afternoons from 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. from Jan. 7 - Feb. 25. This term will continue with layout and design, in- cluding alignment, hierarchy, contrast, repetition, proximity, balance, color and space. These techniques will en- hance writing and give stu- dents freedom to move away from only writing on straight lines and working only in black and white. $60 for eight classes. • Variety in Watercolor taught by Steve Kleier, will be held on Wednesday mornings from 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. from January 7 - 29. This class will start with the classic techniques in wa- tercolor, alla prima, dry brush, special effects and drawing. Students will need to a drawing board and clips, portable sketch book, large newsprint pad (12x16” min), kneaded eraser, medium hardness charcoal, artist qual- ity drawing pencils (6b), ra- zor blade and sandpaper for sharpening, selection of good quality watercolor brushes, water container and spray bottle, sponge or dishcloth, photos for reference, cold press watercolor paper and de ve be lo lie pm ve en t th at an d it’ a s he a alt co hy m m on h sh um It us rub an ex e s ac ce en “( of p and ti ed ou Cl est t gh agg ici r s l ox ett des im yg C an its en re d to ek fer fo su ) d r pp o or es t s n pa ot w ni ha E. ng ve C it o . 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( ig ce fie led A r ed er r a d r s. le w h da /7 2t 87 or to to ah ld of qu ee 7) ad Li tion Eng l c h sin H s t ed ea . C f aS at f n e d h l - g r a elp ca g l a a w o it eli l ish e t Keizer Troop 121 is recycling Christmas trees as a fundraiser the fi rst weekend January. Trees can be picked up or dropped off Jan. 4 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., On Jan 5 times are 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. There is a suggested donation of $10 for both pick-up and drop off service. A drop off location will be established at the Keizer branch of US Bank, 5110 River Road The Keizer Art Association presents this month’s Enid Joy Mount Gallery Show Fins, Feathers & Fur. The re- ception will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 4 in the Keizer Cultural Cen- ter, 980 Chemawa Road N.E. Meet the judge, the artists and guests. Refreshments are served and the artists will be available to talk about their techniques. Classes planned for January are: • Guest instructors for the Keizer Art Association’s colored pencil class are Pen- ny White and Don Griffi th. Sign up for class at least one week ahead of time. Monday mornings 9 a.m.- 12 p.m. Jan. 6 to Feb. 24. These classes teach color theory, layering, strokes, use of paper and tools, dry pencil, water color pencil and more. The classes show the student how much fun it is to learn new techniques and stretch their expertise. All levels of pencil pushers are welcome. Beginners will have fun and be successful. Bring col- ored pencils, erasers, usual supplies and favorite paper to the fi rst class. $70 for eight classes. • Calligraphy taught by m The current staff is dedicated to publishing the best newspaper en EDUCATION: N N ew Sports and the Oregon Ducks sports section every morning as a youngster. 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